1. A pidgin language that has become the accepted language of a community or region. 2. The French-based creole spoken in the US states of the Caribbean Gulf.
Form: Creole
3. A native-born West Indian or Latin American of mixed European and Negro blood.
Form: Creole
4. A French or Spanish native of the US Gulf states.
Form: Creole
Etymology: 17c: French, from Spanish criollo, from Portuguese crioulo slave born in one's household, from Latin creare to create.